Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-13

Il Is seldom that local social event calls out so
much OF deInODstrative interest as did the wedding
last evening OF Mr.. Eugene D. Carus, ofthe law rm
G. Carusi & Bushnell, and Miss Mamie E Merritt,
Daughter OF Mr. and MIS- A. E. Merritt Both of
the young people had hosts OF friends In the CITY,
When the Angelus bell rang at O'Clock from the
tower OF ST. Aloysius church there were several
a@iiIing ADMISSION, and when finaiiy the iron
gates were thrown open the people rushed Up the
Stone stairs and into the church like a sea. The
galleries were soon filed and the aisles were
crowded. and people stood up In the seats and on
the backs OF pews, and men climbed upon the
when "fiere she comes!" went humming through
the throng. A myriad OF tapers lighted the high
siar, ana the oeautliul cnurGn ornaments IN the
Chandeliers. Mr.. Walter II. Acker, Mr.. j. L.
Heiskeil, dr. Reed Littelle and MIR. Kinsley, OF
Baltimore, seated those guests who were able TO
reach them on their short beat In the aisle. The
oniclattng clergymen, Fathers McGurk, NOonan
and oConneil appeared upon the altar in their
The groom was escorted by his best man,
Mr.. Campbell W. Bushnell, and the bride,
surrounded by her maids and leaning upon the
arm OF her father, preceded by the ushers removed
to the altar. The bridal dress was o rich dress OF
white iaille franchise silk, cut princess, and made
with a sweeping train. The low bodice was
trimmed with pearl passementerie, and there
were pearl enbrOderteS ON the front Of the skirt.
long white veil Of tuile swept 10 the edge OF the
train and was artistically fastened with orange
blossoms. Her bouquet was composed OF Nephe-
tos roses, and was tied with long white satin rib
honor, and the bridesmaids were Miss Solomons,
Miss Julia Soiomons, Miss Jones, and Miss
se o5 arss Of Hartford Connecticut They
skirts; the waists were low bodic.s OF white silk,
over which the tulle was drawn fau about the
neck; They wore long white gloves and carried
punches Oh go.aen rod tied with old gold satln
ribbons. The impressive marriage service over,
the bridal party and the wedding guests, ABOUT
nIty ia NUMBER TOOK carriages TO tue mousse OF MI.
A. L. Merritt, 6l2 street. where q wedding recep-
Ton was held and supper served from TO 9.
Az the latter nouf MT: ana MIS-. Carusi drove 70
and MIS-. Carusi, the parents OF the groom, Judge
and MRS. ST. Clair Denver Miss Cornie Denver, Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Ciaggett, and the Misses Handy
were among the weduIng guests.
Mr.. Max Fischer, OF The Boston Dry Goods House,
and Miss Rosa Bendheim, OF Aiexandria, were mar
lied at the Jewish synagogue in Alexandria last
evening. Rabbi stern, OF THIS city, performed the
ceremony. After the marriage as soiemnized the
company adjourned TO Meburney's Hall and par
took OF a collation.. The floor was then cleared
ana dancing was INDUCED In until an early hour
this morning. The happy couple were the recipl-
ents oi large nunber or very costly presents.
Among those present were Mr.. ana mrs. Wood
ward, Mr.. and Mrs. Lothrop, Mrs. k. Cans Miss
heidehheimer, Miss Bertha Kaufman, Miss Eva
stern. Mrs Mary Neumeyer, Miss Minnie Fischer
SISTER OF the groOm), ana the Misses Summers, VI
this city; Mrs. Jos. Friedenwaid, Mr. and Mrs.
GOidenDerg, Mi. and MIS-. GreenDaum, Mr.. Wein-
berg, Miss becky Reuben, Mrs. A. Hecht Mr.. NJ.
hecht, and 5. j. hecht, or BALTIMORE Md; Mr. j.
kOsewald and daughter OF Montgomery, Ala; Miss
j. " aidlnal, OF New loik.
u. Reginald kaGIord son OF Admiral Radfofd
OF TINS city, Was married at Bethlehem, Pa, last
evening " Miss Mary Rial Dodson, daughter OF
Weston Dodson, OF the firm or Weston DOdSon s
Co., coal operators OF that city. The wedding sooS
place In Trinity Episcopal church. Rev. Or. Geo.
PoineIoy Allen oulclultug. Ine church was very
tasteluIIy decorated. Mr. j.. Upton Meyers, or
Bethlehem was the best man. The uslers were
carleton Radord, OF Washington, ID. c., brother
OF the groom; Maunsel hite, or New Orleans; Z.
Minor DOd~On, UrUiiler Oh The bride, and Wiley
Wilson, OF PnlIadei pAia. The maid honor Was
Mss nate brOuhead, OF Bethlehem; maids, Miss
llnty Soppee, Al-S Bessie Tuonlas, Miss Jennie
Dodson, sister oI The bride, and Miss Elise Chap
man dispatch from bethlelem says the bride
was atIireu i'll MORE antique ivory tinted, 'front.'
tri-.uIed VITA point de Aiencon lace aud orange
blossoms, collar and sleeves ~ correspond, and
wore pendant diamond, the gift OF the groom.
Inc bridesmaids were alfred IN white tulc OYER
white silk and CARRIED BASKETS OF white roses; the
TWO youngest attired In pinH gauZe over pink silk
carry Ing La France rU,t,. Twelve hundred iuyt-
tatiOD cards were sent out. The reception was
held at the Mansion OF the brides parents. The
couple come TO this city their wedding Trip
anu Then take tour 10 California.
ST. Patrich'S church was The scene of large
company yesterday, at ) O'Clock, TO witness the
marriage OF Mr.. William Hoffman to Miss Katie
Phliilps- Tue uShers were Mr. q. Hoffman, Mr. j.
Philips, MIR. W. MOreldnd and MIR. +. Quade.
Father Waiter, OF St. PatfickS church, performed
the ceremony, at the close Of which the brfdal
party anu Invited guests drove 10 the future home
vi Mr. aud Mrs. VIM. hoffman, where reception
Was held and afterwart the newly welded pair
lett the CITY wedding